is Skal Cal's first miss?

[jedwar]

Dude has naked pics of the mods, that's why the agenda posting rules don't apply to him. People that bitch about that poster get banned but not the poster.

Anyone who has naked pics of me will need therapy.

As to agenda posters. Keep hitting the report button for legitimate concerns.

 

[MegaBlue05]

Some of you all have no clue about small sample sizes, yet act like some kind of brain wizard.

It's hilarious.

 

[Big_Blue_Skidoo]

A lot of people were saying the same thing about Brandon Ingram after we beat Duke. But he's been tearing it up lately. Would like to see Skal play more like he has, away from the basket, shooting jump shots. Skal has a better jump shot than any big we've had in a long time. I think Cal is trying to make him into more of a post up player cause that's what he'll play in the NBA. Might not be the best way for him to play.

 

[CELTICAT]

Anyone who has naked pics of me will need therapy.

As to agenda posters. Keep hitting the report button for legitimate concerns.

Jerry, you know my post was in jest of course, but I'd like to respectfully pose a serious question:

If it is encumbent on us to report legitimate concerns, why do we have moderators?

I completely get that the mods can't be everywhere all at once and that reporting fills that gap, but the poster and his content in question is a 3 years running or so gag. If there's a thread about uk alum doing well in the NBA, he'll come on and say "Too bad Cal couldn't win." Anyone paying attention knows this poster skews all topics towards unnecessary attacks on Cal.

And I'm all for in-depth, heated but ultimately honest discussions. No coach or player should be beyond reproach. However, I don't think that's what we are dealing with. If the board policy is we've got to make reports to get movement, that's fine really. I just don't think that's been the case in the past.

 

[kywildcatsfannumber1]

You saying they were? Or agreeing with my thought / that they were not? Either way, you're opinion is valued. Just curious.

Agreeing with you.

 

[jedwar]

It's

Jerry, you know my post was in jest of course, but I'd like to respectfully pose a serious question:

If it is encumbent on us to report legitimate concerns, why do we have moderators?

I completely get that the mods can't be everywhere all at once and that reporting fills that gap, but the poster and his content in question is a 3 years running or so gag. If there's a thread about uk alum doing well in the NBA, he'll come on and say "Too bad Cal couldn't win." Anyone paying attention knows this poster skews all topics towards unnecessary attacks on Cal.

And I'm all for in-depth, heated but ultimately honest discussions. No coach or player should be beyond reproach. However, I don't think that's what we are dealing with. If the board policy is we've got to make reports to get movement, that's fine really. I just don't think that's been the case in the past.

it's not policy to report. Just a new feature that helps quickly and allows all mods to see it.